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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
The Tsi.phon, In Surgery.

NV YoRK. Oct, 5.--Yesierdsy at Belle
vue Hospital a small steel plate was placed
on the leg Of a man who had received a
bullet in the body. To one end of this
plate was attached an insulated wire con-
nected with a telephone receiver, which
IN turn was connected with another
wire at the end of which was a
probing needle. The needle was inserted in
the wound and an electric current estab-
hshsd. The needie was pushed in through
the wound until a clicking sound held oy
the operating surgeon who held the re-
seiver At his ear notified him that the cur
rent had been broken oy the needle touch
ing the bullet sought for. Farther probing
showed that The bullet had been correctly
located ia the mans liver.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-States Attorney Grinnell
Court today against the contractors impli-
Gated with the convicted county commits
sions in the recent frauds on Cook county.
Some have already made good the amounts
they swindled the taxpayers out of and the
prosecution against them will be stayed.
States Attorney Grinnell. it is expected, will
finish these cases before he takes his seat on
the Superior Court bench.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Sisson and Csxthorn and their remark
able company are drawing good houses
with Little Nugget al Ksdmonds"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

A man named Lambert, Of kansas, was
in the city yestesdsy. having come here
from sarsDsc with bis family. lie was
met on Ionia-st by an old man. who ssid
be wss a merchant in Ssrsnsc and his
name vas Henderson. He asked for q
lone Of s28 20 pay for some fruit stating
that bis wife. who had his money. wss ~
the Union depot and hs was in bury 10
get back 10 the y. A. N. depot where the
fruit was. kr. Lambert willingly lent the
sum asked for. and ne has not since seen
the man who borrowed IT,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

SAULT STE. MARIE, Oct. 5.-The steam-
barge c. II. Green and her consorts, Rosa
Sonsmith and Matte G. Bell. while round
ing 10, abrest Of the John spry Timber Com
pany's dock here, during the heavy north
vest gale Of the Sd inst. ran into a boom of
logs. causing them TO 90 adrift. The great
est part Of the logs are strung along the
shore. some passing into Hay lake channel
and through the little rapids. An attach
ment suit was commenced against the
Green. with damages claimed at $4,000,
snd with bonds at $1,000. The boat is in
the Sherif-s custody. About one million
feet of logs we're let loose.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

JoErzr. I'll. Get s-f}uiss = lsughsble in
rident occurred While President ClsTslsnd' =
trs,n vas passing through this city this
norninr. A the tram moved slowly past
tie crest pr sCn. the President sad his wife
stood oD Zoe car ristfifn CD 80 coed icok
sfiG Year Zoe eesf rsfa CT fhe prison and
s.cnrsi8e tie rrac2 srEr rsng oi cuavicts
pare sf work lcsiiaz cars WITH stone
W nen he zuart uts, g an sr.ient -evai4nd
man. ssw me fo-aiiant train approach ns
- aa.cklv rsNrshale1 ais striped company
in hns. AMI saai to seenI ~Naw. BOYS.
s1ont Ike h-L ard tiiev shouted wilA =
wi. oausinz he fresiliens and BIS vie -
snile and sew.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
MICHAEL OAvlTT SPEAKS.
he Telis the knights Of the suffsrirgs of
His Countrynien-

MINsEAPoLIs. Oct. 5.-Michael Davitt.
the great Irish agitator, arrived here last
night. This morning be addressed the
National Assembly of Knights OF Labor.
With references to the condition of affairs
in Ireland he said that the Irish people
we're bearing with fortitude indignities
worse than those that had precipitated
many bloody revolutions. IL is impossi-
BILE 10 tell that more stringent measures
might nos force them To an outbreak,
which OF course was tue great object OF the
Tories. As for the home rule sentiment,
il was spreading ike wildhre over Great
Britain and there was no doubt that were
an election held next year Gladstone would
sweep the country like whirlwind.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

The patrol wagon was called 10 the resi-
dence of Thomas Hollern, colored. on
Front-st last night and L. IL. Hurst Was
that Hurst came there, making a disturb
ance and drew revolver on him. when be
defended himself by giving Hurst good
ihrzshing. Hurst denied that he had .
revolver. bat one was found, with the ham
mer raised. inside his coat pocket. Besides
the charge Of drunkenness be may be taken
for maliciously pointing fire srmssno under
the new law for carving concealed veap.
ons Hurst u the man who objected 70
tho harsh treatment Of expatrolmsp katz
last Spring
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

NEw YoEg. Oct 5.-Ths Ssa saws that
Dezotisuons looking % the purchase Of the
p. & o. telegraph system have progressed
b a point where is hss been Substantially
agreed By al concerned that The Western
Union shsH take the 3. & .. ines II ex-
change for g. Geo 80 q ifs st0cs The In
cresse of ne Western Union stock from
ssi 0o ere ~ 81 1e GO vii unrisss e
arranged for a. the r~gular snaaai meeting
of the stcck holders Oh lrf. T.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
The uNDERTakERS.
One hundred OF Them Haviag . Jolly
Good Tirae at Pits burg,

PfrFsBUR6. Oct. 6.-One hundred repre-
sentatives from all over the country are in
attendance upon the sixth annual conven-
ton of funeral directors OF America, which
began its sessions in this city today.
President Samson occupied the chair. A
number of committees were appointed.
The president and other officers read their
reports. There are lies members IN
good standing in the associa-
ZION. The committee appointed at last
convention in relation 70 burisls al sea
presented lengthy report. Ia every case,
they said that opposition to carrying dead
bodies on snipboard came from passengers
and sailors and not from steamship COM
panies. The Committee ives continued an-
other year. The Convention in body at
tended lecture this evening by j. IL. VIM
cent ID. D., 3; Christ's n. L. church. subject:
Head, Hand and Heart"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

COUNCIL BLUFFs. Ia, Oct 5.-The Brother
hood OF Railway Section Foreman Of North
America, opened their sessions here today.
The Convention originally met here last
year when the organization was irst estsb-
lshed. The Association has been formed
for the mutual benefit Of railway section
farsmea. embracing ali forenen between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. siso 70 brnS
mores proficiency in the track department
for me better protection Of the travelling
community st lsrxs and for the additional
safety Of those employed In train service
The t1rsnd Secrsfary's ofsice viii BE located
az Council Bluffs. The Convention viii
continue IN session FOR two OF three days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
THE oeRMAN SOCIALISTS.
Di>eas-lnx shs sasJses 81 y lsars hlsosaeHs
a. >esrss Cossfza~Ee%.

GsyESs. Ocf. 5--TLe sacrsi conferences q
German Socialists wnlch wsS IN progress st
81 Gall. Switzerland. Friday. Saturday and
SanGsy resumed iis deliberations yestsF-
DAY siteruooB. Alih9gkh their pfeseace
snd purpose wAs veil k1oWn 20 the police,
ths delegates sers uoi interfsfsed with. Al
the session OF Tuesday resolutions weFe
Fzssec protesting against existing pfotSe-
ton lava the pbef4telcs oI
mouop0iiss. the SYSTEM of tsxatlon
OF c0mmocies sna ceno1ncsng tAs
rejection by the governing classes of lass
protecting s0rkingmsa. AZ t0dzys ses-
sion the question % future elections wss
discussed together wtth that Of taking de-
eislse action IN influencing the results Of
such elections. A large majority u the
delegates were Opp0sei 10 al compromlse
with the bourgeois parties. even IN cases OF
secQnd ballot. AAd resolution - that effect
was adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

WssslssroS. Oct. 5-In Police Court
this afternoon the ease of Andrew !. Lard.
the SURGEON Generals ciHce clerk. ubo
stabbed ~ T. r. Daniei a. he old nsdicsl
raassani IN september. vas csi,ed Csup-
rel Carruuson. FER the defsnSsnt rsiVes
a~sr.frasta-. He SAID BE rss rrerarei to
ssn~ rrsf the prosecuting witness. lir
rs- ~ ha5 tr1&a 20 sedoce = l5-rssr- -oid
saurfter of I.sira = The esse vsS ssut 10
.ta grand Jury sn3 sonds 6xsi A. S5,e
lavender. tee rr'seeutlaS attorney. denles
-he charge of sei1ction
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
BASE BALL.

AZ New York. E.B.s.K
New York; o 0 Q o. 2
Pniladeibhin-O % o. o
Baiteries-kceie and Brown. Casey and Nc
Cure
At Pittsburg.
Pittsburg.-......O 2 3 o I 0-S II /
Chicago. ....-..I o o 2 0-5 ;
Batteries-Galyin aud Miller, Van Hsltren and
DAILY.
AZ Washington.
Washington o 3 o Oh IS 5
Boston .........2 2 % 0 o. . u
Balterles-whitney and Mack, Madden aud
Tate.
AT indianapolis.
Indianapolis. ! 2 0 o o 2 0 e-io "a s
Dctruit........-O o ? l. 5 IL
Batte;ies-Shreve and Arundel. Conway and
Bennett
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Leonard n. Vaughn Dead.

AxN ARsoR, Oct. 5.-Ieonard B. Vaughn.
q prominent and wealthy citizen. died last
night Of Brights disease. aged SO. His
family lives here bat be has large business
Interests AZ PstrOlla, Canada, in ban KING.
real estate and Oil. and was worth nearly
half A million. he leaves . wife. son and
one msrrisd daughter, who lives at Sioux
Esrs LAX
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Sometimes ! tAink Il ls Just as vel that
~s still have al emotional .slay left The
theatre now-a days Is little snare than =
gansv show where yelps from ths gallery
srs supplemented ~ 'hsw lavs' ana ''te-
hees ffoIa ths parquesie Alons in
London. is nog sn snotionsa play but
there is enough IN Il - oomps. fiow oi
tears from most womea. Cora 1snnss,
lovely, Erscef0l aud composed snossred
herself 90 ths hearts of sll ~ss ss~ hef
as Nan last night and there Was sur
exactly the ssale ss thai which apl's&rsd
here last season. Col. SInn deserves q
deal oi credit iof surrounding his brilliant
star with 80 eood company. A better
leading man than &. u. Craig u seldom
seen nowa DAYS and young Leu Ofosef is
quite - funny as eve. The inter state
lsw does nol seem 10 interfere viii tie
Coloneis' carrying all the sPiended scenery
employed ia the pleoe last veal ana the
great sluloe scene wss a triumph lasi night
Tonight Miss Tanner wil be seen "A Nus.
keg0n.
Sisson and Cswthorn and their remark
able company are drawing good houses
with Little Nugget Al ksdmonds"
Miss Chase CONTINUES 20 capture tie hearts
OF the pslrons OF the popular Wonderland
with her effective play 'issgs.
Alba Haywood, the comedian late with
the Anna Berger oonoer; company, is ~ the
city making arrangements 10 put hls
musical comedy combination ca the ros 4.
lie viii add TO hls numerous lInpers0n-
snous and musical features . new TOO act
comedy. The company vail be under the
management Of .. ". beywood and will
leave Grand Rapids about Tie 10Th last
&. ID. Johnston, treasurer OF the Little
Nugget Company, arrived IN the city
last evening. Mr.. Johnston has been en-
joying q business aud pleasure yisit in
Toledo for short time but will resume has
duties with the COM psny today.
ours's japanese Tourists viii appear al
the Wonderland all nert week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-It is estimated that
forty-five thousand people attended the In
transitional Encampment today. Thousands
Of strangers who were in the city to partici-
pate in the reception of President Cleveland
took advantage OF the opportunity afforded
of witnessing the sham battle and vsrsus
military evolutions. The sham battle was
quite elective and other events OF the days
programme proved interesting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

The 0rsnvsrs Of Kent coHDtv hsve elected
Tie following ss deisrates - the stsv
Grange which meets 81 Isnsinr the secorss
TuesIsT II Dsceubsr. Firsi disiriet. J. n
Davis Bevsn Station. hternsie p A
HunkeY Bowen. S~cgBd distfict. Wm. q
Slevt0n ersfss1, sirernsts - bs spp0ipf-d
Thir5 district Frsnk Dole. Alpine slter
nsts. " Wiileft
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
4 Pn.tnncn Rnrn.d.

Osoon.. Mich.. Oct. 5.--fhe Al Sable
postofics vas burned a. 10 o'clock this
morning. the entire amount Of neil on
hand being destroyed. P0stm sster Nc
Mshon loses s. 90 on his stock II drugs,
tobscco. etc. wfh no insurance. The post
Office sxtTiFHs we're slso harmed. bat there
was insafance 70 covsr them. l.. Rossnl hal
loses 500 on d.e building, with 10 iDsur-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

MAxrIga Oct She schooner Jessss
ssar-a. lsaen with - 90 eushsls of corn
from Cneavo. baan5 fsr Tororto. ssnk IN
fs-fr fsthsras of wster lsst n5eht sssat
~nfss ncrrh - Nanistee. fsrt Roa@rfs
ara tne crew resehe1 aers u ssfnrv an
serr~si = ruy. het bef3rs ID reacasa ~
Schooner sae hsa sanE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Lsvsrys. oct Reports 70 the State
Bosri lf Health shov rheumatism. disr-
rara intermittent fever sn3 neurai ga The
diseases n the or3s~ named csusing The
most sickness IN Michigan during he weex
eadinz Ocfooer I. Isrnfheria is reported
present ~ q places, scaret fever a. II
frrhoii fever a. n. measles sf 2 and small
rex a. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

LoxDox, Oct 5.--Advices from Tsmaisve.
received tonight state that diplomatic rela-
tions between the French and Hovas
which were broken Of in
onsequenoe Of the dispute concerning the
ereuuatur Of The American consul. have
been resumed sBd that no further trouble 10
anurehended
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Gone Into the Hand. q Trustee.

BALTIMORE, oct. .--5JoLn S. Stump.
member of the late firm of A. II. Stump &
Sons, today, filed petition for the benefit
OF the insolvent laws, aud Charles Poe
was appointed trustee HIS liabilities are
$1,000. Stump 8 Sons, grocers. failed
several months ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

The Young Peoples league ef the Pom
tain Street Baptist church will hold Its
regular monthly meeting tonight when. o
Swedish prorrsrnBBe will 10 presented
Vocal y9usic vii 10 furnished ~ sweoet 81
this city IN national costumes. Refresb-
Suents viii 10 served. free ~ al charge. A
large sttsndsDc. - anticipated
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

S-p-xeFlr1n. Nsss.. Oct 5-Er-Gov
vVlliz-e 81 Wssbbarn cropped assd ttie
t.sfs-s e s'ciaek IBIS nszrnf79 On the plat
f,~rr . ths Etr Esl - tts asernfnz ses-
sse- o. - Afne~.csn R0s-1 - Foreign
~ 4zs7ef7e
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

WASHINGTON. Oct 5.-The Secretary of
State has received note from the Gillian
minister to the effect that Mrs. Fitzpatrick
embarked at Valparaiso on the 10th ultimo
for New York on the vessel carrying the
remains of General Judson Fitzpatrick, late
United States minister to Chill destined for
inter1nent in New Jersey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

ELwgEs. y. =. Ca. 5.-Rsv. T. K.
Beechsr, Who wss nominated by the Grssn-
bsck party yesterday for Secretary Of STATE
SD - { aited Press reporter tonight tbst
he Worst sept ths nonainafion. and = "a
pablish a. s3gsfess 70 TIE peopis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
xARKKTs BY TELEGRAPH.


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Ne 2 rec 0sscf~r go n ~ NoreTr r..-
AZ rsecesnler. 11 IS esfe. keF -.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

MrfTor. Pa. oct s. DIR n. g. Davis.
prominent citiz,a of this place ~ss strack
By train snd instantly killed uhis div
ing over the rsiiroa1 crossing here this
morning. lie vas sixty Eve years oid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

L.xsIve Or. 5-Frsnx ,5rseD. y5uax
nan l5ving forr niles sssf - Ds8vllls.
s-wsi lowed teotascae ras1Hsia@ a. fhst pace
IS. uishf. wss taxsn sicx % 80 ear aorne
ard dea ~Nhss rva .ssza An>>~a -als
sftsxasae,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

O. s-w1~st-oa Z ~hlse 7E<~ "a
PAD erf Hrfs f~t3teT, ~ eo~en1ner. - r
riese-r f.er - As7. So
flr~--fsf
l,sss-as. - szkeS 80 z. vfits sfs<z
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Wv Yeas. cct 5-A disrstch srsn
ondcn 70 tie Erens5 Sen, saTs the
IRISH Government bas rsceiref sivfcr-
hst vicerov r. Hlng Chsug has aot.ssd
ouuf Ntkiewiez. fast ~ csnnet cary ans
be prepoeed srzsnsenaensz E,se ANzxau-~
>pss>.i-sA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Prr~rsrGo Msss. cs-s. 5-Ihs Duks ~
4 4srisoro ~ Tsnnex stis ,aorns1z f5r Ns~
ve-F. Es So vsst Nasara Falls sud
chicago. return to New Kork and 81. ser
acraa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

For 8oiisrs buys 81 sxtrs bss~y etin-
etils overeDst.
Eousrxsx. DoErAlaT q goxss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

CvB,a RsrFns. lo~a oes s-I'ouciss s
staars aseuassi n karne5 today. Los.
3 - CSC insarence f@feo
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
BIG FIRE AT MENOMINEE.
The Girsrd Lumber Company Lose 1000,
600 Feet of Lumber.

MESoNISEE Oct. 5.-Last night fire de-
stroyed about four million feet of lumber
in the yard Of the Girard Lumber Com
psny. Loss. 10000; insurance, $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Arall vooi co-k eoit f9r 3 -
H5gskzkx. DexKsLLY & Joxzx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

- zss'et anSeru ssr A. = cen2
Es1<<xAs. DaxxsZES & fsxm
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Cong for More Roodlern.

n iItFtIAUII--
Cleveland Cincinnati game was again postponed
on account OF wet grounds today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Standing of the Clnbs.

The standing of the clubs up to and IN
cluding the games of yesterday, is as fol-
lows:
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
At a Glance

rca xst a. ne news f1a< IS EoiAs -
fke = fsisErzu-as 4,1 3nz1s al
Cisssipy. ave - 80 iuxerests Ct "a
fTssG cry q eoeGS. a shlllisg = sesk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
other Games


At louisville
st. Loui, 9; Louisville, 7.
Al Brooklyn
Metropolitan, 3: Brooklyn, L
Al philadelphia
Athletics, 3. Baltimore. Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Miss Chase continues 10 capture tie hearts
OF the psirous of the popular NonoefiAhu
with her effective play ''issgs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

ours's japanese Tourists will appear q
the Wonderland ali next week.
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A Case of Deafness Cured.

Office of Shaw & Baldwin's Whole
sale Notion House, Toledo, o.,
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passage-or at least in the same chap
ter-an explanation, by way Of COM
parison: ''For this cause shall a man
leave his father and mother, and shall
be joined unto his wife, and they too
shall be one flesh. This is a great
mystery, but l speak concerning
Christ and the Church"
We are to be part of Christ, in the
same relation. spiritually that the
wife and husband are regarded in moral
and statutory law We are to cleave
to him, to love him, to worship him
But we must remember that the spir-
itual and temporal weddings vastly
differ in one respect. The Church,
being considered the bride Of the Most
High, it remains that either party
may rescind the marriage compact, at
will. 1t is for US, then, to throw
away, as far as possible, the frailties
of the human or mortal life, and by a
watchful, careful life, prove to the
world that we are a part Of God, Ill so
far as a pure, upright life, is part Of
the Heavenly World There can be
no family quarrels, no prayers heaped
upon curses; no protestations crowded
upon anathemas See then that ye
walk circumspectly, not as fools, but
| AS wise"
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The Sunday Schools.
LESSON FOR NEXT SUNDAY
Third Quarter August I'll, 1887.
o.
LESSON VIII. .. Jesus And The Law.
Matt. 5. l7-26.

hdhI D. ll-ZO.
II Think not that am come to destroy the
law, or the prophets: 1 am not come to destroy,
but to fulfill.
Is For verify 1 say unto you, Till heaven and
earth pass, one jot or one little shall in wise
pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.
10 Whosoever therefore shall break one of
these least commandments, and shall teach men
so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom
of heaven: but whosoever shall do and teach
them the same shall be called great in the
kingdom of heaven.
20 For say unto you, That except your right
eousness shall exceed the right eousness of the
scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no'case enter
into the gdom of heaven.
q Ye have heard that it was said by them of
old time, Thou shalt not Kill; and whose ever
shall kill shall be in danger of the Judgment
% But say unto you, That whosoever is an
cry with his brother without cause shall be in
danger of the Judgment: and whosoever shall
say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of
the council: but whosoever shall say, Thou fool,
shall be in danger of hell fire.
% Therefore if thou bring thy gift to the altar,
and there rememberest that thy brother hath
aught against thee;
"a Leave there thy gift before the altar, and go
thy way; first be reconciled TO thy brother, and
then come and offer thy gift.
25 Agree with thine adversary quickly, while
thou art in the way with him; lest at any time
the adversary deliver thee to the judge, and the
judge deliver thee to the officer, and thou be
cast into prison.
26 Verify say unto thee, Thou shalt by no
means come out thence, till thou hast paid the
uttermost farthing.
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From Missouri,

JAMESON, Mo-, Aug. 10, 1887.
To the Editor of the Standard:
Your paper is welcome visitor to
our freside, and is well appreciated by
all members of the family. The gen.
eral health Of the country is very
good. [ must also acquaint you with
the important fact that our crops, in
this vicinity, are very good. Harvest
is all done, and a great part Of thresh-
ing completed, with good results.
Wheat yields from 25 to 35 bushels
to the acre, of extra good quality, oats
so to IS bushels, rye 80 to 40 bushels.
Wheat, 55c. per bushel, oats 15c., rye
35c. Hay was good, and the indica-
tions are that the corn crop will be
up to average of former years, not
withstanding the weather has been
dry for the space Of four weeks.
Everything seems to be working ia
vorably to those who serve the Lord.
One the 26th Of July the question of
local option was submitted to the peo-
pie of this county, and was carried by
the magnificent majority Of SIT.
Some Of the mossback Democrats of
this county are willing to bet the
county will go Republican at the next
general election. Should such an
event happen, it would be worth mil
lions Of dollars to the county and
it is my opinion that if the Republi-
cans will nominate our Bob Lincoln,
he will be the next President Of the
United States, and this country will
resume its rightful place among the
Nations of the earth with big N.
Yours for r. T. Lincoln in 1888,
Ct. w. BARLOW.
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There was a mingling of hope and fear on the
part of the people, that Jesus had come to de-
stroy the law; that his advent would do away
with the old laws and that a new system would
be instituted by and through his coming. Yet
his coming was 10 be the exempli fication of the
prophecies, the fufillment of the laws of the
Old Testament. He came to fulfill to the utter
most-not mite IN the entire law should be
overlooked-a1 should be carried out, full,
well-rounded, complete. The smallest thing
should be of importance, and he that took his
stand against the least of the commandments,
should lose favor in the sight of heaven. The
Righteousness of the people should exceed the
righteousness of the scribes and pharisees, for
they aimed merely at outward show of obed-
fence. The true Christian must have heart
filled with obedience and Christian love. The
lesson contains strong admonition against an
ger. The tempter must be guarded, the passion
curbed the proneness to quarrel with a brother
must be overcome Even the hasty word
should subject the forgetfuI one to be the dam
ger of eternal wrath. No man should appear at
the altar with any anger toward his brother
ranking in his heart. The whole teaching of
the lesson is conformity and obedience TO law.
The laws of man have an enforced obedience
the violator is certainly punished. How
much more severe should be the laws of the
Great Judge of all the earth.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-08-18

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